Titlebook: Direct Elections to the European Parliament; A Community Perspect Juliet Lodge,Valentine Herman Book 1982 Juliet Lodge and Valentine Herman

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-27253-0onal elections would generate a plethora of organizational and political problems for which there were few national and no European precedents. These problems would be particularly acute for the two EC institutions — the Commission and the European Parliament (EP) — having a major role in the campaign.

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The Federation of European Liberals and Democrats47 and grouped together European and Commonwealth Liberal parties as well as individual Liberals from the USA. Like their Socialist and Christian Democratic counterparts, Liberal parties promoted co-operation among themselves within the Council of Europe, and the EP.

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Presacral Fusion for Adult Spondylolisthesists. Such negativity led them to procrastinate over permitting the holding of direct elections since they were associated with an increase in the EP’s authority which it was supposed would be won at the expense of national authorities,. and which, therefore, it was deemed necessary to resist.

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